The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-09-15
IN CITY AND COU NTY.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTERS.

Dry, hot and dusty
Read the card of jamestown High
School.
The DAYS and nights will be equal on
the 21st.
Mr.. James Shepherd left Wednesday
morning for Admission, Ala.
The protracted meeting will begin at
the NJ. P. church Sunday.
Hunters are beginning to realize the
fact that 'possums are "ripening."
Mr. H. F. Hartman, of the Southern To-
baeco Journal, was in the city Monday.
Seven marriage licenses have been is
sued in the county since our last issue.
"A protracted meeting will begin at
Broad street Baptist Church next Sunday
night.
"A new brick pavement has just been
laid around the store building of Messrs.
Clark & Ford.
Mr.. George 7. Brown left Monday eve
enter school.
Remember The SENTINEL turns out
neat job work at living prices. Give US a
trial order.
Thirty odd prisoners are in the county
Jail awaiting the fall term of court which
opens in October.
The Mayor had 2l cases to dispose of
Monday evening, the result of Saturday
night and Sunday
Collector Craige inserts a Notice of
Seizure" in another column to which your
attention is directed.
Brother Lindsay, of the Kernersville
Neacs and Farm now prints his paper on a
Campbell power press.
Parties desiring to post their lands can
get notices printed at this office for % cents,
either by mail or in person.
The Salem Public School opened last
week with good attendance. Messrs. Hege
and Messer are the teachers.
MIR. McEarning informs us that the in
candescent lamps will be lit the latter part
of this or the first of next week.
COL F. H. Fries and Mr.. Sam Paterson,
of Salem, left Saturday evening to attend the
centennial at Philadelphia, Pa.
The sweet potato crop is said to be abun-
dant. The indications for large yield of
turnips is also said to be promising.
Last Friday the Reidsville excursion
brought in swarm of darkeys. They be-
haved well and seemed to enjoy the day.
Rev. r. B. McAlpine, Of Columbus
NJ ISIS, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyte
ri church Sunday, morning and night.
The Winston branch Internal Revenue
Office this week stamped 166,657 pounds Of
tobacco, taking in the amount $13, 332 Sc.
We are pleased to state that Mrs. A.
White, who has been confined to room linn
ats for several weeks past, is now convalesc-
ing
The Danbury Reporter says Mr.. II. l.
higgins, formerly of Danville, Va, but now
of Winston, speaks of buying IA lot up at Ca.
maca.
Our young friend Willis E. Hall, Jr
left Wednesday morning for New Canton
Va, where he goes to enter school at thai
place.
A large, snowy sign has been painted OF
the side of Messrs. Vaughn & Peppers new
building. The work was done by Mr.. W
Fl. Chick.
Mr.. III. 7. FOUGHT has begun the erec
tion of a handsome two-story residence on
the site of his old one on Liberty Street, in
North Winston.
MIR. r. L. Penny, who has been EN-
ployed as salesman in Winston store, ha
taken similar situation in the store of Mr.
W. G. Penny, of Lexington.
The number Of pounds Of manufactured
tobacco shipped from Winston during tn
month of August amounted to 852, 430. How
is that for live tobacco town?
Presiding Elder Cunniggim conducts
services at the Centenary NJ. E. Church Sun
day. Holy Communion was administered a
the close of the morning sermon.
"A party consisting of Mr.. Harris Mil
Ter, Mr.. Eugene Abea and lady, and 9th
ers from the Twin-City, left last week fol
several days recreation at Morehead City
Oar neighbor. the Republican, was i
error last week in stating that the colore
graded school building was brick struclur,
Il is frame building, according to our wa
of seeing things.
Owing to the limited supply of wate
another well bas been dug at the Winsto
Water Works, which, it is thought, will SUI
ply the town. Other Improvements hav
also been made at the works.
Mr.. ]. b. Vaughn, of the mercantile
firm of Vaughn & Pepper, left Tuesday ev,
ming for Northern cities to purchase lare
stock Of faAa goods for their new building
which is nearing complet.aodHE.
John Haley was wanted last Sunday o
a charge of wife beating. Policeman Penn
went after him. John ran, policeman ial
bullet whizzed, negro scared and now
looks ont from behind the bars.
We were pleased to meet on the sire
yesterday, Mr.. NJ. C. Workman, who h
just returned from ST. Paul, Mimi Mr.. v
will remain in the State until spring VIII,
he will return to his adopted home.
Mrs. Pink Yokely, tn. lady who h.
the misfortune to get her leg broken fe
weeks since, by the runaway of a horse,
reported critical, being threatened with To-
jaw ILATER.1 Since the above Mrs.
died ON Tuesday.
In the case of Stone ct ais against Il
FavettaviFle and Winston r r Compa
at Greensboro last week, Judgment was G
tanned by the plaintiffs and the property
dered to be sold unless the claims were ma